Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Add an activity to a workflow Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Add an activity to a workflow Available activities are displayed in the Core, Packs, and Custom tabs in the Workflow Editor palette. In the Workflow Editor, check out a workflow. To add a workflow activity, drag it from the Core, Packs, or Custom tab to the canvas and drop it on a transition line in the workflow body. The transition turns blue when it is connected to the new activity. The designer adds the activity to the flow at that point and displays the property form for the new activity. If an activity is greyed out, approval engines are enabled for the table on which the workflow runs. To use the activity, turn approval engines off for the table.Figure 1. Unavailable activities and approval engines Create any additional conditions needed for the activity and ensure that all exits are connected. Run the workflow validation tool prior to publishing to detect missing or disconnected transitions that can cause a workflow to hang. Note: All activity descriptions have a Table value. If this value is Global, the activity is available for use with any workflow regardless of the table selected in the workflow properties. Activities that identify a specific table appear in the palette only if the table configured for the workflow matches or extends the table identified in the activity. Figure 2. Adding an activity to a workflow On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Add an activity to a workflow Available activities are displayed in the Core, Packs, and Custom tabs in the Workflow Editor palette. In the Workflow Editor, check out a workflow. To add a workflow activity, drag it from the Core, Packs, or Custom tab to the canvas and drop it on a transition line in the workflow body. The transition turns blue when it is connected to the new activity. The designer adds the activity to the flow at that point and displays the property form for the new activity. If an activity is greyed out, approval engines are enabled for the table on which the workflow runs. To use the activity, turn approval engines off for the table.Figure 1. Unavailable activities and approval engines Create any additional conditions needed for the activity and ensure that all exits are connected. Run the workflow validation tool prior to publishing to detect missing or disconnected transitions that can cause a workflow to hang. Note: All activity descriptions have a Table value. If this value is Global, the activity is available for use with any workflow regardless of the table selected in the workflow properties. Activities that identify a specific table appear in the palette only if the table configured for the workflow matches or extends the table identified in the activity. Figure 2. Adding an activity to a workflow
Add an activity to a workflow Available activities are displayed in the Core, Packs, and Custom tabs in the Workflow Editor palette. In the Workflow Editor, check out a workflow. To add a workflow activity, drag it from the Core, Packs, or Custom tab to the canvas and drop it on a transition line in the workflow body. The transition turns blue when it is connected to the new activity. The designer adds the activity to the flow at that point and displays the property form for the new activity. If an activity is greyed out, approval engines are enabled for the table on which the workflow runs. To use the activity, turn approval engines off for the table.Figure 1. Unavailable activities and approval engines Create any additional conditions needed for the activity and ensure that all exits are connected. Run the workflow validation tool prior to publishing to detect missing or disconnected transitions that can cause a workflow to hang. Note: All activity descriptions have a Table value. If this value is Global, the activity is available for use with any workflow regardless of the table selected in the workflow properties. Activities that identify a specific table appear in the palette only if the table configured for the workflow matches or extends the table identified in the activity. Figure 2. Adding an activity to a workflow
